.:Character Style Development:.

A lot more to think about your character's style.
• What are their theme colors—the colors that they wear the most? What are their other preferred colors? What are the colors they would never wear?
• Does their color scheme hue tend to gravitate towards bright bold colors? Pastels? Super dark colors? Greys and blacks? All warm colors? All cold colors? A bunch of shades of the same single color?
• What repeated themes do they exhibit in their clothing—such as…spikes, graphics, skulls, plaid, goofy patterns, fluff, lace, ripped clothing, belts, netting, leather, ribbon, scarves, hats, stains, overly washed, etc.
• What is the overall mood of their outfit choice? Is it angry? Dark? Awkwardly thrown together? Carefully placed? Perfectly matching? Flawlessly ironed?
• Does the way they dress have any effect on other people’s emotions? Do adults get irritated by their style? Do friends encourage it? Does the opposite sex pay extra attention to it?
• How much care do they put into assembling an outfit that works? Can they tell if an outfit isn’t working? Does it matter to them? Do they dress to fit their situation, or always dress the way that they feel like?
• How do their peers influence their style choice? How about their parents? Would they dress a different way if they had different authority figures in their life? Would they dress different around other friends? Or even enemies?
• Describe what articles of clothing they are most likely to be found wearing. What are their favorites? What are their biases? What would they never wear under any circumstances?
• Describe what accessories they are most likely to be found with. What do they wear on occasion, but not as often? What accessories would they never wear?
• How consistent are their clothing style preferences with their living quarters and objects at home or in their room?